Social engineering - the art of manipulating people in exchange for confidential information - is not only becoming more common, it's more sophisticated than ever.

And when criminals use methods that prey on one's natural inclination to trust, your less-than-sophisticated-technical employees can end up exposing confidential information without batting an eyelash.

Online predators use techniques to scam your employees, like phishing, baiting, pretexting, quid pro quo, just to name a few.

With so much deception out there, where do you even begin to train your employees on what to trust - and what not to trust?

What if you could get the answers to those questions and more from the world's most famous hacker?

In this rare webinar event, Kevin Mitnick, the world's most famous hacker and KnowBe4's Chief Hacking Officer, will share his expertise, social engineering insights, and personal experiences you can use to educate employees.

As the author of four best-selling books on the art of social engineering, Kevin is famous for his use of deception, intrusion, and invisibility as a tradecraft.

The secrets he shares will help you defend against social engineering threats posed by the bad guys and keep them from manipulating your unsuspecting users.

Key topics covered include:

• How social engineering has changed over time
• Some of the cleverest social engineering techniques
• Common ways malicious actors find information to use in spear phishing campaigns
• Psychology of a social engineering exploit and how an organization can protect its users
• And more ...